DelawareKepler manufactures the window film that independent dealers fit for their customers, from nano-ceramic tint for cars to architectural film for the glass at home and at work. Use this page to look through the ranges, read the Delaware tint law summary and start a quote.
Kepler is a window film manufacturer. Kepler IR is our nano-ceramic automotive range, made in four shades, and the architectural line runs from neutral and reflective solar films through to frosted, blackout and the 8 mil K-Shield safety film. Choosing between them is the first conversation to have with an installer, and the sections below set out where each film is used.
Kepler makes the film; independent businesses fit it. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it. Price, timing and availability are theirs to confirm, so raise them with the dealer before you make arrangements.
Window film is priced on the job in front of it: the vehicle or the glass, the film you choose and how many windows are involved. That is why the figure comes from the dealer rather than a fixed list, and why a price shown on screen is illustrative rather than a quote for your project. Send your details and the dealer takes it from there.
Nano-ceramic film works without metal, so it can cut heat and glare without the mirrored look of older tints and without the signal interference associated with metalized film. Kepler IR brings that construction to vehicles and the Polaris range does the same for buildings, and Kepler publishes each shade with its own infrared, solar and glare figures alongside UV rejection of 99% or better. Those are separate measurements, so compare shades on the same glass when you and your dealer settle on one.
Kepler makes the film and publishes the warranty that comes with it. A Kepler IR installation is covered for the life of the vehicle against manufacturing faults such as bubbling, peeling and fading, and qualifying architectural film carries a ten-year limited product warranty for the original purchaser. Cover is for the film itself, and claims are made through the dealer who fitted it, so keep your paperwork from the day of the installation.
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Open the Delaware list to find the page for your town and read up on the car, home and commercial film choices there. Each page explains the film rather than naming a shop, and price, timing and availability come from the Kepler dealer who picks up your enquiry.
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Kepler film is fitted by independent businesses, and this is where a new one starts. If you install window film for a living, the application page sets out what is involved in becoming a Kepler dealer.
Ask a local tint shop whether they carry Kepler window film or can order it for your installation.
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